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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
All content by Tom Macom
Editorial Photo Illustration

Editorial Photo Illustration

Tom Macom
December 4, 2008
A car in West Road Garage was immobilized for one of the various parking violations on campus. Parking fines can range from $15-$95 that students can either pay cash or change the fine to your student account.

[Photo] Immobilized

Rita West
November 20, 2008
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[Photo] Loyola’s bookstore takes $20,000 hit

Jean-Paul Arguello
November 20, 2008
Keelyn Henderson, international business, serves the ball during a game against Spring Hill College. Loyola lost against the Belhaven College CLazers on Nov. 15.

[Photo] ‘Pack loses championship at the GCAC tournament

Eduardo Gonzalez
November 20, 2008
"Maddie Ruthless" performs at an Uptown house show Saturday Nov. 15, 2008.

[Photo] BAND PROFILE: MADDIE RUTHLESS AND THE CHAMPAGNE PLAYERS

Michael Dewey
November 20, 2008
Darrinton Moncrieffe, management sophomore, and Tulane player, Robinson Louisme, battle for the ball during the opening tip-off of the game Nov. 6 at Fogelman Arena.

[Photo] Battle of Freret

Michael Dewey
November 13, 2008
Danielle Montgomery, biology junior, irons on a trasfer of the Twilight cast for her "Team Edward" T-shirt. 'Twilight' opens Nov. 21.

[Photo] ‘Twilight’ moves from the bookshelves to the box office

Briana Prevost
November 13, 2008
St. Charles streetcar mo. 951 features an advertisement for the Loyola College of Business as it rolls past Audubon Park on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 12.

[Photo] MBA program hikes marketing approach

Katie Urbaszewski
November 13, 2008
Courtesy of Nola bike race

Costume-clad pedal pushers promenade through city streets

Tom Macom
October 22, 2008

Hurricane Gustav

Tom Macom
September 10, 2008
Boscop Inc.'s Charles O'Donnell and Martin Rose and Xerox's Mark J. Roth install a new copy card reader in the Stallings Hall copy room Tuesday afternoon.

[Photo] Getting carded in the library

Chris Jennings
April 25, 2007
Camellia Grill server Marvin ceremoniously hands off a straw to a patron after serving a long-missed chocolate freeze.

[Photo] Camellia Grill back in business

April 25, 2007
Jordan Ferrage, biology senior, works with chicken embros in a Monroe laboratory for his limb development project.

[Photo] Biology students showcase research

Kathy Martinez
April 18, 2007
Music Industry sophomore glenn MacRae and Music Business junior Marley Lovell take advantage of the recording studio.

[Photo] Recording studio serves vital need

Cole Adams
April 11, 2007
Cartan Gibbons of the americn Red Cross addresses guests Wednesday, at the Bateman Team's reception at the New Orleans Jewish Community Center.

[Photo] Bateman team wraps up campaign

Barbie Cure
March 8, 2007
Patricia Dorn works in a Monroe Hall laboratory with one of about 40 insects suspected of carrying the Chagas parasite that were removed from a New Orleans home.

[Photo] ‘Kissing bugs’ are not so sweet

Tara Templeton
January 25, 2007
Matt Berger, third-year law student, looks for a used copy of one of his required books in the Loyola bookstore.

[Photo] The high price of knowledge

Lizzie Ford-Madrid
January 18, 2007
Jessie Camp,. history junior, enjoys a cigarette in 'Smokers' Alley.' Quitting smoking is a common New Year's resolution.

[Photo] Join the Resolution

Alex Woodward
January 11, 2007
After two weeks of pizza and coffee, one of the first things a lot of students should do after finals is eat a good meal.

[Photo] Survival Guide

Justin Templet
December 12, 2006
History/pre-med sophomore Lloyd Greenfield and psychology freshman Danielle Reid have been in a relationship for three months. Some students say they want a more committed relationship, rather than a hookup.

[Photo] Getting off the hook

November 16, 2006
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[Photo] ‘Pack brings out the brooms

Nicole Mundy
October 25, 2006
Lynn Koplitz, former director of the University Honors Program, works in a Monroe chemistry lab with Goldwater Scholar Mary Spulak, chemistry senior, on a research project.

[Photo] Honors Program changes hands

Kelly Roth
September 20, 2006
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